XoPatience

13/12/2024

See you this Monday December 16th for a kid friendly Holiday Festival at the Carnarvon Elementary School at 3400 Balaclava St.

For the first time ever, my niblings will be with me! My niece is already really excited and helping me finish up some crafts!! So please bring your kids, friends kids, pseudo family & friends along to shop local from 55+ vendors! ☃️🍬🎁

08/12/2024

26/11/2024

C'mon out y'all it's going to be a great event!! Woo!! 🕯️🔔🎄🦌☃️❄️ Music!! Local Artists!! Handmade Crafts!! Cookies!! Pastries!! (Nice try autocorrect 😅👀) See ya there or 🅱️⬜ Vancouver Flea Market 730 Terminal Ave Vancouver BC from 10am - 3pm ♥️

25/10/2024

October 25th & 31st!

23/10/2024

See you there!! 🦇🎃

04/10/2024

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10/07/2024

Erasmus's quote from 1509 reflects a timeless observation about human nature, particularly concerning the relationship between talent and ego. He suggests that individuals with less genuine talent often compensate by exhibiting greater pride, vanity, and arrogance. This overcompensation can stem from a desire to mask their inadequacies or to project a facade of competence and superiority.

The second part of the quote highlights a social phenomenon where individuals with inflated self-perceptions often find an audience that supports and reinforces their delusions. These "fools" who applaud them might do so for various reasons, such as lacking the discernment to recognize true talent, seeking to gain favor with the arrogant individual, or simply being swayed by confident displays of self-importance.

This observation can be applied across various fields, from the arts and sciences to politics and business. In modern contexts, social media amplifies this dynamic, where individuals with little substantive talent can gain large followings through charismatic presentation and self-promotion, often supported by like-minded individuals.

Erasmus's insight serves as a reminder of the importance of humility and the value of true talent and merit. It also encourages critical thinking and discernment, urging us to look beyond superficial displays of confidence to recognize and appreciate genuine ability and achievement.

28/05/2024

15/05/2024

I'd pick B. 🤣

24/04/2024

My sweet sweet dog is in desperate need of a medical diagnosis. If you're able we'd really appreciate a share or donation. ❤️ Thank you.

Hi, I'm Natalie and I've lived with my best friend Jude the G… Natalie Schwartz needs your support for Jude, the sweet golden retriever's diagnosis fundraiser

17/04/2024

17/04/2024